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Starting July, Google's AI assistant Gemini will have access to even more apps on your device—even if you don't actually use it. But you can prevent it.

Enter Google’s Gemini CLI, a new open source AI coding agent designed to transform how developers interact with artificial intelligence in their workflows.

Explore Gemini CLI, Google's open-source AI tool for developers. See how it simplifies tasks and redefines terminal-based development.

Gemini AI's changes regarding access to communication apps are generating controversy regarding potential privacy and data security risks.

Gemini saves your voice commands and AI chats by default. If you use Google’s AI, you’re sharing more than you think. Here’s how to protect your privacy.

Gemini is getting ready to replace Google Assistant on Android You can soon tell Gemini to make calls and send messages without feeding into Google’s AI training.

The email states that starting July 7, Gemini will "help" with Phone, Messages, and WhatsApp, even if Gemini Apps Activity is turned off.

Google unveiled Gemini CLI, an open-source command-line interface that’s free to use and integrates with other Gemini tools.

Google’s latest AI tool for developers is Gemini CLI, which brings 2.5 Pro to your command line interface or terminal.

Google has released Gemini 2.5 Pro-powered Gemini CLI, which allows you to use Gemini inside your terminal, including Windows Terminal.

Google launched a new, open source AI coding tool for terminals, Gemini CLI, to compete with similar offerings from OpenAI and Anthropic.